Author of Time Clones
BIO:
Brett Jackson is a UK Scifi Author who writes exciting time travel tales. His background in tech gives him insight into future innovations.
A knack of explaining complex concepts simply, and a passion for storytelling, means his stories make the impossible feel real.
My main character Zac is cloned, and one version of Zac goes to one timeline, while another version of him is in another timezone. Together they work with a holographic professor, and change the past, the present and the future.
TAGLINE:
What if you could travel to the past, and the future
…at the same time?
BOOK BLURB:
Time Clones – Book 1 by Brett Jackson
In the year 2038, trees are a protected species, and books are licensed materials, only available in specialist shops.
When Zac Drummond discovers his long lost journal, he notices it contains more than just his thoughts, but also the truth behind what really happened 30 years ago after the Heyworth dam collapsed, killing his father and the townsfolk of Kisterwich. It leads him on a journey that will change the past, present, and future, but someone else has a vested interest in keeping the truth buried.
Will Zac find out the truth?
What are the rules of time travel?
And… what happens when you break them?
BOOK LINKS:
Amazon:
UK
US
Good Reads:
https://www.goodreads.com/author/show/21445760.Brett_Jackson
Blog:
https://brettishbooks.com/blog
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– Includes first 5 chapters of Time Clones book 1
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REVIEWS:
Amazon Reviews:
“I love literally any time travel story, so I’ve read a few ropey ones through the years along with some crackers. This one is definitely in the second category. Great ideas, with the time travel done in a way I hadn’t come across before – and that takes some doing!”“Dynamic, full of twists and turns. Relatable characters. Interesting to see how events unravel and change history. I’ll never look at a pool of goo the same again.
Highly recommend.”
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